Posted inComedy, Spoleto 2016 Big ‘Ole Show makes up Southern history one punch line at a time by Dustin Waters June 8, 2016
Posted inJazz, Blues, & Roots, Spoleto 2016 Nathaniel Rateliff talks about growing up in Missouri, squirrel eating included by Isaac Weeks June 8, 2016
Posted inDance, Spoleto 2016 Amy O’Neal’s Opposing Forces features five male dancers exploring questions of femininity by City Paper Staff June 8, 2016October 11, 2021
Posted inDance, Spoleto 2016 Glimpse into Cuba’s colorful history with Havana Rakatan by Kelly Rae Smith June 8, 2016
Posted inFeatures, Spoleto 2016 Spoleto continues its ambitious exploration of the black experience and the spectre of racism by Chris Haire June 8, 2016
Posted inJazz, Blues, & Roots, Spoleto 2016 Jason Moran’s Fats Waller Dance Party gets an A for effort by Kinsey Gidick June 6, 2016
Posted inOpera/Musical Theater, Spoleto 2016 Afram keeps the fun on tap in this whimsical French-Southern-African fairy tale by Kelly Rae Smith June 5, 2016
Posted inDance, Spoleto 2016 Despite fire alarm interruption, L.A. Dance Project “harbored” audiences by Celeste McMaster June 5, 2016
Posted inSpoleto 2016, Theater Grace Notes is powerful, but doesn’t push the boundaries expected of it by City Paper Staff June 5, 2016October 11, 2021
Posted inJazz, Blues, & Roots, Spoleto 2016 Cécile McLorin Salvant shows where the new jazz generation is headed by Celeste McMaster June 4, 2016
